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Assets path in Rails

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I've put my favicon into app/assets/images and include in my header

The favicon is correctly recognized by the browser, so it works perfectly. When viewing the source code, I see to my surprise that the following HTML code is generated:

Aside from the MIME type (I had expected that rails would generate image/jpeg), what really puzzles me is the path. The file is definitely in /assets/images, not in /assets . How can the browser locate the file?

posted May 31, 2014 by Mandeep Sehgal

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